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Eagles' Offense All22 thread vs. Bills. Buckle up, I'm not happy. Let's start with the positives. I thought there were some really good under center play-action designs after the first couple of drives. I love this concept, and it's executed well. Brady pointed out that usually, you have 3... show more

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This is a video of me climbing Fractal Universe (5.13a R) in Sedona. It was the only trad route at an otherwise entirely bolted crag and it was decidedly heads up - soft rock and exciting gear. Earlier this winter I posted something about a route in Red Rock that I thought could use more bolts and some of my friends gave me grief for making climbing light duty (not too seriously, but they worried that I was promoting the wrong path). But in general, I love the adventurous side of climbing (obviously!) and this route in Sedona was the perfect example. I did many of the sport routes that day as well, but I only really remember the heads up trad route - the spiciness made it a lot more memorable. It was a good reminder that so much of the climbing experience is what you put into it. Higher commitment is often more rewarding.

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Q. Have NCT members heard your album yet? What kind of feedback or support did they give you? 🐻Most of the members have already listened. Some of the feedback I got was like, "It's good, the recording came out really well and the song is great." but I also heard, "I don't like how you sound a bit cheesy." and from mark hyung, I remember he said, "The song is really good, so just sing it with confidence!"

Q. Have NCT members heard your album yet? What kind of feedback or support did they give you? 🐻Most of the members have already listened. Some of the feedback I got was like, "It's good, the recording came out really well and the song is great." but I also heard, "I don't like how you sound a bit cheesy." and from mark hyung, I remember he said, "The song is really good, so just sing it with confidence!"

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Fighting is one of the songs Woozi's most attached to. It's a song he made around 2020 while they were making a SEVENTEEN album (Heng:garae if I'm not mistaken), but it got rejected bc it's too bright. So he just kept it, and then when the talk about producing for BSS came up, he thought, “I really like this one, what do you think?" After thinking it over, it seemed like it was a good fit. And it turned out so well! He was really confident about the song to the point he once said to BSS that, “If fighting doesn’t do well, I’m going to retire.”

Fighting is one of the songs Woozi's most attached to. It's a song he made around 2020 while they were making a SEVENTEEN album (Heng:garae if I'm not mistaken), but it got rejected bc it's too bright. So he just kept it, and then when the talk about producing for BSS came up, he thought, “I really like this one, what do you think?" After thinking it over, it seemed like it was a good fit. And it turned out so well! He was really confident about the song to the point he once said to BSS that, “If fighting doesn’t do well, I’m going to retire.”

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Back then, even when Gumayusi wasn't the starting player, it was his choice to go at the venue or not but he still chose to go because he thought it was important to be with the team and watch the matches. Q: It seems like it was tough when you were subbed out of the starting line up. Could you talk a bit more specifically about how you got through that period? Gumayusi: Usually, people say they “overcame” tough times, but lately my thinking has changed. I think that hardships aren't something you overcome, but they're something you endure. Q: On him going to the venue despite not being on the starting lineup back then Gumayusi: Actually, it was my choice whether to go or not. At first, it hurt, so I thought I didn’t want to go. But I realized that instead of thinking/dwelling on the situation negatively and doing nothing, it was more important to go there, be with the team and watch the matches. In the end, I think it was good that I went.

Back then, even when Gumayusi wasn't the starting player, it was his choice to go at the venue or not but he still chose to go because he thought it was important to be with the team and watch the matches. Q: It seems like it was tough when you were subbed out of the starting line up. Could you talk a bit more specifically about how you got through that period? Gumayusi: Usually, people say they “overcame” tough times, but lately my thinking has changed. I think that hardships aren't something you overcome, but they're something you endure. Q: On him going to the venue despite not being on the starting lineup back then Gumayusi: Actually, it was my choice whether to go or not. At first, it hurt, so I thought I didn’t want to go. But I realized that instead of thinking/dwelling on the situation negatively and doing nothing, it was more important to go there, be with the team and watch the matches. In the end, I think it was good that I went.

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AJ Brown on the Kickin It With Dee podcast gave a really good, really detailed answer on what he meant when he posted on IG that wining the Super Bowl “wasn’t what (he) thought it would be” I think this makes complete sense and is a good sign for next year:

AJ Brown on the Kickin It With Dee podcast gave a really good, really detailed answer on what he meant when he posted on IG that wining the Super Bowl “wasn’t what (he) thought it would be” I think this makes complete sense and is a good sign for next year:

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I asked AJ Dybantsa how he thinks he and Trae Young can find a good balance together as ball-dominant players: “I think we can definitely find a balance. I can play off-ball. Obviously not alot of have people have seen that, but I played off-ball at Prolific Prep, with Tyran Stokes and those guys. With [Team] USA, I’m not the number one option…I have to pave my way. I’m walking in with some vets [on the team], I have to earn my spot.”

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Eric Nicksick offers insight into the time Khamzat Chimaev & Sean Strickland spent training together at Xtreme Couture: "Honestly, I thought they got along really well. I thought they pushed each other really well. I felt like it was more of a competitive environment than anything. Where it kind of took a turn, I honestly couldn’t tell you. It was an opportunity to learn as much as you can from Khamzat—some of his routes, some of the things he does really well on the ground—and just be a student when he’s in here: listen, learn, and observe the way he trains."

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🔥 WOW! President Trump is publicly celebrating Prince Harry and Meghan Markle fleeing America, and says if he were the Royal Family, he "WOULDN'T TAKE THEM BACK" "I thought she was terribly disrespectful to the Queen, to King Charles. Maybe I'm different. I wouldn't have taken them back. If I were the royal family, I would not have taken them back!" "I'm HAPPY about it! I was NOT a fan." "I had a very good relationship with the Queen. Really good. I thought they treated the royal family with great disrespect. I didn't like it. I didn't like the way she acted."

🔥 WOW! President Trump is publicly celebrating Prince Harry and Meghan Markle fleeing America, and says if he were the Royal Family, he "WOULDN'T TAKE THEM BACK" "I thought she was terribly disrespectful to the Queen, to King Charles. Maybe I'm different. I wouldn't have taken them back. If I were the royal family, I would not have taken them back!" "I'm HAPPY about it! I was NOT a fan." "I had a very good relationship with the Queen. Really good. I thought they treated the royal family with great disrespect. I didn't like it. I didn't like the way she acted."

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